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After years of grounded aircraft, shrinking networks, and repeated false starts, Air Zimbabwe is once again attempting a reset, this time with a price tag of USD775.5 million and a clear ambition to return to domestic, regional, and long-haul flying within three years. According to Zimbabwe’s state-owned The Herald, the national carrier plans to acquire [...]

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Cape Town International Airport (CTIA) achieved a historic milestone in 2025, handling more than 11 million passengers for the first time and underscoring the Western Cape’s accelerating appeal as a global tourism and business destination. According to official data released by Airports Company South Africa (ACSA), the airport recorded 11.1 million two-way passengers (arrival...


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Airbus delivered 793 commercial aircraft to 91 customers worldwide in 2025, marking a 4% increase over the 766 jets handed over the previous year and confirming the company’s steady upward trajectory despite persistent supply-chain challenges. The Toulouse-based manufacturer also secured exactly 1,000 gross orders (889 net) from 57 customers, reinforcing strong demand across ...


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After years of safety crises, quality setbacks, and production turmoil, Boeing appears to have turned a critical corner. The aerospace giant delivered more commercial aircraft in 2025 than in any year since 2018, marking the clearest evidence yet of a sustained recovery. Preliminary figures show Boeing handed over approximately 600 commercial jets during the year, [...]

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ACC Aviation, a major provider of ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, Insurance), Charter and Consulting services, has released a Charter Trends Report for 2026. “Our experts have closely analysed new regulatory mandates, regional specificities, and shifting customer behaviour, and identified their impact on pricing and demand,” shares Charlie Wilcox, Director of Charter. The ...


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